Engineering
Machinery Outfitting
This two-day course examines the critical issues associated with machinery outfitting components and how to assess them in line with classification and statutory requirements.
- 2 days
- Virtual Class
- Course code C-AIS013
About this Course
This two-day course examines the critical issues associated with machinery outfitting components and how to assess them in line with classification and statutory requirements. Participants review the machinery installation and testing process associated with the fabrication of steel ships and become more familiar with ABS requirements for installing main machinery plants and equipment.
What you'll Learn
- Assess propulsion and maneuvering machinery including propellers, thrusters and dynamic positioning systems, propulsion shafting, steering and reduction gears.
- Evaluate prime movers including steam turbines, diesel engines, turbochargers and gas turbines.
- Review auxiliaries and auxiliary systems including auxiliary boilers and pressure vessels, main propulsion boilers, air compressors and air reservoirs, cargo and ballast pumps, valve remote systems and gas detection systems in tankers.
- Assess piping systems.
Who should Attend
This course is for professionals involved in the design, construction, installation, inspection, testing or approval of shipboard machinery systems, including those who support new construction or machinery outfitting projects, review plans or verify compliance with classification and statutory requirements, perform shipyard installation, testing or commissioning activities or need practical knowledge of propulsion, auxiliary, piping, electrical or automation systems
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